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On Wednesday 2nd November, while most of us were on our way home from work, Paralympic bronze medallist Victoria Rumary was on her way to Buckingham Palace to meet King Charles III, as part of a reception hosting medallists at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

For archers, the cost of our equipment is rising too, with shops and suppliers having to put up their prices to stay in business, and we are having to weigh up the cost of attending competitions ... But there are things that clubs can do to help archers through the hard times and some clubs have found ways to make thing just a little bit easier for their members.

The first day of NI’s first Para NDTP academy was not only the first of its kind for Northern Ireland but it was also the first session of this nationwide Paralympic programme to be delivered anywhere in the UK. And it couldn’t have gone better.

The theme for this year's week is 'Responding to Contemporary Safeguarding Challenges'.

Three GB archers were crowned on the podium of JVD Open: Kings of Archery Series 2022 in Eindhoven, with one archer making history at the event.

"Here at Archery GB we'll be putting on our odd socks to show we’re all unique and different."

A message from the Chair, Mark Briegal.

"An online learning platform allows our volunteers flexibility and freedom to learn and develop new skills wherever they are."

"Moments like this are special, a chance to share this recognition with my fellow coaches and athletes."

The Rules of Shooting have been updated and there are changes to age groups and round names.

The rankings allow archers to challenge themselves, shoot the furthest distances, compete over the course of a season, and try to achieve or beat their own ranking goals.

Archery GB and the Muslim Sports Foundation will work together to develop archery in order to unite communities through Project Rimaya.

Want to get more funding for your club? Now you can, thanks to AGB's partnership with easyfundraising. Plus, there's a chance for your club to win £100!

"We are looking forward to putting in the work over the winter and showing what we are capable of in 2023."

Archery is a sport that anyone can do, regardless of age, race, disability, gender and sexuality. So, Archery GB are encouraging our members and clubs to lace up and speak up against homophobia and transphobia in our sport.